Complex Injectable Formulations and Their Applications

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Complex injectables

Formulations requiring special physicochemical properties.

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Physicochemical properties

Characteristics like solubility, stability, and viscosity.

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Solubility

Ability of a substance to dissolve in a solvent.

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Stability

Resistance to degradation over time and conditions.

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Viscosity

Thickness or resistance to flow of a liquid.

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Excipients

Inactive substances used to aid drug formulation.

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Stabilizers

Agents that enhance the stability of formulations.

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Adverse reactions

Unintended harmful effects from drug administration.

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Product quality

Consistency and reliability of pharmaceutical products.

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Modified release

Controlled release of drug over time.

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Parenteral products

Drugs delivered via injection, bypassing the digestive tract.

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Long-Acting Injectable (LAI)

Injectables designed for prolonged therapeutic effect.

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NDA pathway

New Drug Application process for FDA approval.

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In Vitro Release

Testing drug release in a controlled environment.

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Aqueous crystalline drug suspensions

Suspensions containing solid drug particles in liquid.

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Aripiprazole

Antipsychotic medication used for schizophrenia treatment.

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Abilify Maintena Kit

LAI formulation of aripiprazole for schizophrenia.

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Medroxyprogesterone acetate

Hormonal drug used for contraception.

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Depo-Provera

LAI contraceptive with 3-month efficacy.

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Paliperidone palmitate

LAI antipsychotic for schizophrenia with extended release.

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Invega Trinza

LAI formulation for schizophrenia with 3-month duration.

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Approval date

Date when a drug receives regulatory approval.

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Exenatide

Synthetic drug for Type 2 diabetes management.

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Bydureon

Exenatide formulation, 2 mg weekly, SC administration.

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Bydureon Pen

Pre-filled pen for Bydureon, 2 mg weekly, SC.

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Bydureon Bsice

Bydureon variant, 2 mg in 0.85 mL, SC.

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Leuprolide acetate

Hormone therapy for prostatic cancer treatment.

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Lupron Depot

Leuprolide formulation, 3.75 mg monthly, IM.

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Lupron Depot-Ped

Leuprolide for central precocious puberty, IM.

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Minocycline HCl

Antibiotic for periodontitis, 1 mg base variable.

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Naltrexone

Medication for alcohol dependence, 380 mg monthly.

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Octreotide acetate

Acromegaly treatment, varying doses every four weeks.

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Pasireotide pamoate

Acromegaly and Cushing's disease treatment, IM.

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Risperidone

Antipsychotic for schizophrenia, varying doses, IM.

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Triamcinolone acetonide

Osteoarthritis pain relief, 32 mg every 3 months.

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Triptorelin pamoate

Prostate cancer treatment, varying doses, IM.

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Triptodur Kit

Central precocious puberty treatment, 22.5 mg, IM.

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Buprenorphine

Opioid disorder treatment, 100 mg/0.5 ml monthly.

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Degarelix acetate

Prostate cancer treatment, 80 mg every 28 days.

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Doxycycline hyclate

Antibiotic for periodontal disease, 50 mg subgingival.

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Lanreotide acetate

Acromegaly treatment, varying doses every 4 weeks.

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Goserelin acetate

Prostatic cancer treatment, 3.6 mg every 28 days.

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Modified injectables

Insoluble drugs in emulsion for local effect.

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Modified release injectables

Sustained release for chronic administration, reduced frequency.

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Long-acting injectables (LAIs)

Sustained drug release for prolonged therapeutic effect.

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Sustained-release formulation

Delivers drugs over extended periods, enhancing efficacy.

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Injection frequency

Reduced number of injections improves patient adherence.

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Cost-effectiveness

Lower dosing reduces overall drug expenses.

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Therapeutic efficacy

Increased effectiveness of treatment through optimized delivery.

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Dose dump

Premature drug release leading to potential overdose.

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Intramuscular (IM) injection

Administers 2-5 ml into large muscle groups.

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Subcutaneous (SC) injection

Administers 1-2 ml into fatty tissue.

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Immunogenicity

Ability of substances to provoke immune responses.

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Cyclodextrins

Carbohydrates forming complexes to enhance drug solubility.

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Inclusion complex

Complex where drug is encapsulated within cyclodextrin.

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Hydrophilic outer surface

Water-attracting exterior of cyclodextrin molecules.

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Lipophilic central cavity

Fat-attracting interior of cyclodextrin for drug storage.

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FDA approved derivatives

SBE-ß-CD and HP-ß-CD for parenteral use.

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Long-term toxicity

Assessment of prolonged drug exposure effects.

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Antigenic substances

Molecules capable of triggering immune reactions.

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IgG1 levels

Immunoglobulin response measured after protein administration.

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Prolonged release benefits

Useful for diabetes, cancer, contraception, osteoporosis, arthritis.

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Volume of IM injection

Typically between 2-5 ml for effective delivery.

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Volume of SC injection

Typically between 1-2 ml for effective delivery.

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Safety in injections

Avoiding veins/arteries requires trained personnel.

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Molecular rigidity

Structural inflexibility affecting cyclodextrin solubility.

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Hydrogen bonding

Intermolecular forces impacting cyclodextrin crystal state.

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Hydrogen Bond

Attraction between hydrogen and electronegative atoms.

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βCD

Beta-cyclodextrin, has complete secondary belt structure.

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Solubility of βCD

Approximately 18 mg/ml in water.

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Sulfobutyl Ether βCD

Modified βCD with solubility over 1200 mg/ml.

<p>Modified βCD with solubility over 1200 mg/ml.</p>
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αCD

Alpha-cyclodextrin, has incomplete hydrogen bond belt.

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γCD

Gamma-cyclodextrin, features non-coplanar structure.

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Cyclodextrin Advantages

Improves solubility, bioavailability, and stability.

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Tissue Irritation Reduction

Minimizes discomfort from drug administration.

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Odor Masking

Conceals unpleasant smells of drugs.

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Voriconazole

Antifungal drug using SBE7-β-CD for IV administration.

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Ziprasidone

Antipsychotic drug using SBE7-β-CD for IM administration.

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Aripiprazole

Antipsychotic drug using SBE7-β-CD for IM administration.

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Telavancin

Infection treatment using HP5-β-CD for IV administration.

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Oily Vehicles

Used for modified release parenteral products.

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Isopropyl Myristate

Synthetic fatty acid ester alternative vehicle.

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Ricinoleic Acid

High content fatty acid in castor oil.

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Esterification

Process to create long-chain fatty acid drug derivatives.

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Hydrolysis

Chemical breakdown of esters to release parent drug.

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Autoxidation

Degradation of unsaturated fatty acids by heat/light.

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Oil/Water Partition Coefficient

Influences drug absorption rate in formulations.

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Aqueous Suspension

Saturated solution with suspended drug particulates.

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Paliperidone Palmitate

Prodrug formulation of paliperidone for IM injection.

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Invega Sustenna

Injection formulation given every 28 days.

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Testosterone Undecanoate

Long-acting depot formulation in castor oil.

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Log P

Measure of drug's hydrophobicity; higher means less soluble.

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Therapeutic Action Duration

Lasts from one week to one month.

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CABENUVA

Cabotegravir and rilpivirine injectable suspension for HIV.

<p>Cabotegravir and rilpivirine injectable suspension for HIV.</p>
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Initial Approval

First U.S. approval in 2021 for CABENUVA.

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HIV-1 RNA Concentration

Measured in copies per mL; targets <50 copies.

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FDA Snapshot Algorithm

Method to assess treatment outcomes in HIV patients.

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Formulation Parameters

Factors affecting therapeutic benefit of drug formulations.

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Particle Size

Influences drug absorption and therapeutic efficacy.

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Crystal Habit

Refers to the geometric shape of drug crystals.